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Refresh your bike with a new design and improved comfort. Who said a BMX seat has to be boring? Choose the colour and shape that make your ride both functional and exciting.
Go for the seats from our range, carefully crafted and designed for extreme sports.
Here you’ll also find seat posts in different sizes to fit your BMX.
When buying a BMX seat, remember it must match your seat post. The mounting system matters, if you choose a seat marked PIVOTAL, your seat post also needs to be PIVOTAL.
There are several seat mounting systems, so always check the product description carefully and make sure the seat you choose fits your seat post before making a purchase.
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No. You need to match the seat and seat post with the same mounting system. The most common ones are Pivotal, Tripod, and traditional rail systems. If you choose a Pivotal seat, your seat post must also be Pivotal.
For barspins, wider seats with soft padding are better, as they’re easier to pinch with your knees. Seat height also matters – many riders choose a mid or low position.
Yes. A low seat makes some tricks easier but reduces comfort for longer rides. A higher seat is more comfortable for cruising and commuting but can get in the way during tricks.
Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture, clean it after riding in the rain, and check for cracks or loose bolts after crashes.
Only if the mounting system is the same. Otherwise, you’ll need to replace both the seat and the seat post as a set.
Beginners should look for seats with medium padding and durable materials that provide comfort and can handle crashes. It’s also important to match the seat to the rider’s style and the bike’s mounting system.
For street riding, choose a stronger, more compact seat with firmer padding that can withstand frequent impacts and rubbing against ledges or rails.
For dirt jumping, a lightweight seat with a minimalist shape works best, as it won’t get in the way during jumps and aerial tricks.
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